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On the owner's direction of 2026-10-14: Bun is the main runtime, and a generator should keep Bun, Deno and pnpm outputs working and current, with every .json in I-JSON + JCS (D306, ijson-jcs). package.json is the only manifest; Bun, pnpm and Deno 2 all read it natively, so nothing is translated and no second manifest can drift. Each runtime's tool writes its own lock (bun.lock, pnpm-lock.yaml, deno.lock). No deno.json: Deno stays banned as an authoring target. - scripts/js-runtimes.sh regen: the only writer (ijson-jcs fix, then the three locks). check <runtime>: JCS, lock present, frozen install, test script under that runtime's runner. - scripts/tests/js-runtimes-test.sh: 38 cases proving each failure under each runtime, and exit 2 when a tool is missing. - .github/workflows/js-runtimes-reusable.yml: one job per runtime; runtimes installed from npm at pinned versions, no new actions. - self-test.yml installs the three runtimes for the test. - LANGUAGE-POLICY §1.4 (PROPOSED), JSON-POLICY §6, the CLAUDE.md Deno row, and a decision record. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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Review comments at @3-practice/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc:
- Around line 174-176: Update the runtime-specific test-script explanation to
state that a command may fail when its runtime is unavailable, or run only that
runtime when available, rather than claiming it passes on every matrix leg. In
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 0_governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline.txt: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Validate Hypatia Baseline: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 3_governance _ Actions lockfile verify.txt: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Actions lockfile verify: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 5_governance _ Workflow security linter.txt: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Workflow security linter: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 6_governance _ Security policy checks.txt: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Security policy checks: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
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GitHub Actions: Governance / 9_governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR).txt: feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
Conclusion: failure
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GitHub Actions: Governance / governance _ Well-Known (RFC 9116 + RSR): feat(js): one package.json, three runtimes (bun, pnpm, deno)
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CI on this PR: - Governance / Validate Hypatia Baseline: one new finding, eval_in_shell at scripts/js-runtimes.sh:51. That was the `deno eval` subcommand, not shell eval, but the check is better without a JS engine at all: has_test_script now asks jq. - Scorecard: four medium alerts, one per `npm install -g` line. SonarCloud: new-code security rating C. Both appeared on the unpinned runtime installs. Bun and Deno now come from SHA-pinned setup actions already in estate locks (oven-sh/setup-bun 0c5077e v2.2.0, denoland/setup-deno 22d081f v2.0.5); pnpm from Corepack pinned by its tarball's sha512. Measured: a wrong hash is refused (exit 1, fresh COREPACK_HOME). actions.lock: both workflows list the two setup actions, and standards gains the setup-deno record (ids as panll's API-generated lock records them). check-lock-sync.sh passes; js-runtimes-test 38/38. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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Resolves the one conflict, in .github/workflows/self-test.yml: this branch and main (#1250) both add setup steps after the ijson-jcs install. Both blocks are kept: the Bun, Deno and pnpm setup this branch needs for js-runtimes-test.sh, then main's hash-checked gh-actions-lock install for gh-actions-lock-contract-test.sh. actions.lock merged cleanly; every uses: in the merged workflow is keyed in it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T4U5XuN4NWs8FTxoe5PuH7
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…nce runs it On the owner's direction (2026-10-14): the generator should be "a rust thing", the order is Bun, Deno, pnpm, npm, every repository carries all the runtimes' outputs, and the preference order is satisfied wherever it can be, with Bun provisioned through the repository's own environment. tools/js-runtimes (crate beside tools/uuid-v8; JCS in-process via the ijson-jcs crate at a pinned rev): - regen: the only writer — package.json to JCS, then bun.lock, deno.lock, pnpm-lock.yaml, each from its own tool. npm keeps no tracked lock. - check bun|deno|pnpm: JCS, lock present, frozen install, test script. - pick / run SCRIPT: the most-preferred runtime on PATH, and its runner. - provision: every mise.toml, Containerfile and Guix manifest provisions Bun; where Bun cannot always be had (Guix) the best it provisions is accepted and reported; a package.json with no provisioning fails. scripts/js-runtimes.sh is removed. The integration test now drives the binary: 55 cases (each check failure under each runtime, pick order with stub runtimes, run, provision verdicts, exit 2 for cannot-run). 8 unit tests; clippy -D warnings clean. js-runtimes-reusable.yml builds the tool at its own commit and runs a provision job plus a bun/deno/pnpm matrix (the `runtimes` input is gone: all legs, per the owner). governance-reusable.yml gains the same two jobs (owner: "Join governance now"); a repository without package.json passes with a notice naming the denominator. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
…d ledger Owner ruling 2026-10-14: "deno does not need to be absolutely banned", order Bun, Deno, pnpm, npm (npm only as the last resort). Asked how the gates should treat a deno.json, the owner chose "Notice only, retire ledger": like npm, Deno is permitted and not gated. - ci-pipeline.yml: the `deno` job no longer refuses; it reports the tracked Deno configs (named and counted) and passes. The pinned ledger checkout is gone. Header comment and summary row follow. - .githooks/validate-lint-format.sh: no longer refuses a staged deno.json(c); it records what it saw. - .machine_readable/deno-allow.txt (11 repositories) is deleted, and scripts/check-exemption-ratchet.sh stops tracking it. - tools/policy/check-language-policy.sh: the invariant flips. A Deno row under a BANNED heading is now the drift. policy-gates-test.sh gains a deno-banned (must fail) and a deno-allowed (must pass) fixture. - governance-reusable.yml: the no-Bun-lock message points at tools/js-runtimes regen instead of "declare imports in deno.json". Tests: exemption-ratchet 14/14, detect-ecosystem 39/39, governance contract PASS; the language-gate cases in policy-gates-test pass (its later workflow-parse case fails here as on main: local yq is not mikefarah v4). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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…y runtime The owner's rulings of 2026-10-14, recorded where agents and humans read them. The selector answers: order Bun > Deno > pnpm > npm; Deno gates notice-only, ledger retired; Rust tool in standards/tools; Bun guaranteed through mise.toml pins; governance joined now; ruling ratified. - 3-practice/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc: §1 table re-ordered (npm tier 4, last resort); §1.3 rewritten (ban lifted, verbatim quotes, what was retired); §1.4 RULED as "One manifest, every runtime", naming tools/js-runtimes and the provision requirement for mise, containers and Guix; the banned-runtimes list is now empty. - 0-canon/rsr/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc v1.7.0: Bun row, new Deno row, reach order, amendment entry. (Not a canon.lock-hashed path.) - docs/JS-RUNTIME-POLICY.adoc, JSON-POLICY §6, IMMACULATE-GUIDE: same order; package.json's bot-written problem answered by `regen`. - .claude/CLAUDE.md (and the a2ml meta copy): Deno moves from BANNED to ALLOWED (tier 2); npm tier 4; a dated supersession note. The language gate passes on both. - Decision record renamed to 2026-10-14-one-manifest-every-runtime.adoc, status ACCEPTED, with the selector answers. - tools/js-runtimes/README.adoc; js-runtimes-test now runs the crate's unit tests first (unit + 55 integration cases pass). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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… not passes them Each js-runtimes check job installs only its own runtime, so a "bun test" script fails the Deno and pnpm legs where Bun is absent. Matches LANGUAGE-POLICY §1.4. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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This follow-up PR contains CodeRabbit auto-fixes for #1249. **Files modified:** - `tools/js-runtimes/src/lib.rs` - `tools/js-runtimes/src/main.rs` Co-authored-by: coderabbitai[bot] <136622811+coderabbitai[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> Co-authored-by: CodeRabbit <noreply@coderabbit.ai>
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#1249 added two jobs to governance-reusable.yml, "JS runtimes — environment provisions Bun first" and "JS runtimes — ${{ matrix.runtime }}". It did not add them to the frozen context list in tests/test_governance_reusable_shape.sh. That turned Repo self-tests red on main and on every PR based on it ("job names drifted from the frozen list"). Adding a job is allowed (gates.json context_freeze: "Adding a job is allowed"). This adds both names, so they are frozen from now on like the rest. Both are blocking jobs, not advisory, so neither belongs in never_required_contexts. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01N6my4F3ohjwFReLW8cYYqC
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standards#1249 added the `js-runtimes-provision` and `js-runtimes` jobs to governance-reusable.yml but not to the context-freeze list in tests/test_governance_reusable_shape.sh, so Self Test has been red on main since 25d23cf ("job names drifted from the frozen list"). The test's own header allows additions ("Adding a job is allowed (it adds a context)"); the equality check just needs the two names. A rename still fails (checked by renaming "Debt ratchet" locally). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t
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…1255/#1256) Self Test has been red on main since #1249 added the js-runtimes jobs to governance-reusable.yml without adding their names to the frozen context list. This is the identical change carried by #1255 and #1256, ported so this PR's Self Test can go green; it no-ops once either lands. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01LiQzWJdcPfRU6YMDGRG8Xi
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…ip as a pass (#1256) ## Problem The "Run panic-attack assail" step in `.github/workflows/hypatia-scan-reusable.yml` did nothing. Nothing in the job installed panic-attack. On main's Hypatia run at 7d2041a (run 38484072239, job 115593368840) the log says `panic-attack not available in CI — skipping`. The step then wrote a bare `[]` to `panic-attack-findings.json`, and that reads exactly like a clean scan. The CRG Immaculate-Guide evidence bullet (`COMPONENT-READINESS-GRADES.adoc`, the "`panic-attack assail` passes (no Critical/High findings)" line) treats that file as a pass. The "installed" branch was broken too: - `panic-attack assail .` without `--output` prints a human-readable banner, not JSON. - `2>&1` mixed stderr into the file. - `|| true` swallowed any failure. ## Change (owner ruling: both (a) and (b); stays advisory) **(a) Install from a pinned source commit.** The job builds panic-attack v2.5.5 at commit `2dc1393c` with `cargo install --git … --rev <sha> --locked`. `self-test.yml` already installs `ijson-jcs` the same way. - No release binary exists to checksum instead. The `v2.5.5` asset returns 404, and upstream's `release.yml` packages `README.md`, `ROADMAP.md` and `SECURITY.md`, which the repo does not have. - The binary is cached by commit with the `actions/cache` pin already in use. A restored binary is used only when cargo's `.crates.toml` names the pinned commit. - A failed build removes `~/.panic-attack`, so nothing half-built gets cached. - The build is capped at 10 minutes and the scan at 5. The job timeout rises from 30 to 45 minutes to match, so neither cap can fail the job. **(b) Make every non-result explicit.** `panic-attack-findings.json` is now a status envelope and never a bare array: ``` {status: "ran" | "not_run" | "error", tool, ref, reason, exit_code, counts, report} ``` - Each of these produces an explicit status, a `::warning`, and a step-summary section saying the scan is **not** a pass: tool missing, cargo missing, build failure, crash, the 5-minute cap, or a missing or invalid report. - A real run embeds panic-attack's own report and counts the unsuppressed findings by severity. Findings produce an advisory warning. They never gate. - The scan runs before the standards checkout, so it scans the caller's tree and not `.standards-checkout/scripts`. **Docs.** The CRG evidence bullet now says what counts in CI: `status: "ran"` with zero critical and zero high. ## Also in this PR: a fix for main's red Repo self-tests [#1249](#1249) added two jobs to `governance-reusable.yml`: `JS runtimes — environment provisions Bun first` and `JS runtimes — ${{ matrix.runtime }}`. It did not add them to the frozen job-name list in `tests/test_governance_reusable_shape.sh`. As a result, Repo self-tests fails on main and on every PR based on it, including [#1255](#1255), with "job names drifted from the frozen list". `gates.json` `context_freeze` allows adding a job, so commit b1d9cb3 adds both names to the list, and they are frozen from now on. Both are blocking jobs, so neither belongs in `never_required_contexts`. The test now passes 14 of 14. ## Consumers Nothing in this repo, `gitbot-fleet` or `hypatia` reads `panic-attack-findings.json` or the `hypatia-scan-findings` artifact. `panicbot` runs panic-attack itself. No consumer needs changes for the new shape. ## Verification - `scripts/tests/hypatia-blocking-gate-test.sh` now extracts and runs both new steps against fixtures, through Ruby and through the awk fallback (mawk and gawk), with 46 PASS on each. The new cases are: - the skip path (`not_run`, never `[]`) - clean, findings (suppressed findings excluded), crash, the 5-minute cap, no report, and a bad severity - install with no cargo, a stale cache from another commit, a valid cache, a failed build, an empty build, and a pinned build - the cargo arguments include `--rev <sha>` and `--locked` - With the old step body swapped back in, the new skip-path case fails and prints the bare `[]`. - End-to-end with the real pinned binary on this repo: `status: ran`, 10 critical, 1 high and 23 medium (unsuppressed), step exit 0. - The exact `cargo install` command builds v2.5.5 in about 3 minutes, and `.crates.toml` records `?rev=<sha>#<sha>`, which is what the cache check relies on. - `scripts/check-lock-sync.sh` passes. No new `uses:` was added. - `scripts/check-workflow-duplicate-keys.sh` and `scripts/check-inline-python.sh` pass. - The local full-suite run showed the same failure set with and without this PR. All of those failures but `test_governance_reusable_shape.sh` come from this container lacking `ijson-jcs`, bun, deno and mikefarah's `yq`. CI, which has those tools, failed only on `test_governance_reusable_shape.sh`, which the commit above fixes. ## Note Once merged, every estate caller's Hypatia run will show the real panic-attack counts as an advisory warning. This repo alone has 10 critical and 1 high. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01N6my4F3ohjwFReLW8cYYqC --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…o and pnpm leave the banned list (#1255) ## Summary This is the provisioning half of your 2026-10-14 ruling: > for everything that requires one of these things to operate, built into the repo/environment set up (e.g. containers, guix, mise, etc. etc.) standards#1249 ruled Bun > Deno > pnpm > npm, from one `package.json` that carries every runtime's lock. The provisioning canon (`3-practice/provisioning/`) stamps every repository's mise, Guix and doctor. It still enforced the old policy, against that ruling: | Before | Effect on a compliant repository | |---|---| | `BANNED_TOOLS` and the deed's `:banned-tools` list `deno` and `pnpm` | doctor PV-W23 warns on a `mise.toml` that pins them | | PV-W30 calls `deno.lock` a "Deno leftover" | warns on a lock every package must carry | | PV-W34 calls `pnpm-lock.yaml` an npm/yarn/pnpm leftover | the same | | a `package.json` provisions only `bun` | `js-runtimes regen`, the only lock writer, also needs deno and pnpm | The PR also fixes a red Self Test on main that #1249 caused (second commit, below). ## Changes - **`templates/build/just/provision-lib.sh`**, version 0.5.0 → 0.6.0: - A `package.json` now provisions `bun deno pnpm`. That covers: - the mise tools; - the doctor's binary probe; - the remedy text (`mise use bun@latest deno@latest pnpm@latest`); - the Guix gap. Inside the Guix shell, deno and pnpm come from mise, as bun already does. I did not measure their Guix packages, and the comment says so. - `deno`, `denojs` and `pnpm` leave `BANNED_TOOLS`. `node` and `nodejs` stay banned, so npm, the last resort, is never provisioned. - PV-W30 no longer reports `deno.lock`. A `deno.json`, `deno.jsonc` or `import_map.json` now gets an info line instead of a warning (your "Notice only" answer). - PV-W34 no longer reports `pnpm-lock.yaml`. `package-lock.json`, `yarn.lock` and `tsconfig.json` still warn. - The PV-W23 message reads "Bun > Deno > pnpm". - **`provisioning-standard_praxis.deed`**: - `:banned-tools` loses the same three names. It must stay one list with `BANNED_TOOLS`, and launch-scaffolder tests that. - `:guix-gaps` gains `deno` and `pnpm`. - **Prose updates** (the same policy, in words) in: - `PROVISIONING-STANDARD.adoc` §4; - `mise.toml.tmpl`; - `llm-warmup-dev.adoc.tmpl`; - the PV-W30/W34 rows of `docs/SETUP.adoc.tmpl`. - **`tests/test_governance_reusable_shape.sh`** (`f22d5a6f`) fixes a regression from #1249: - #1249 added the `JS runtimes — …` jobs to `governance-reusable.yml` but left them off this test's context-freeze list. - As a result, Self Test has been red on main since `25d23cf3` ("job names drifted from the frozen list"). - The test's header already allows a job to be added; only a rename or a removal breaks a live ruleset context. The fix adds the two names to the list. **What follows.** - Each repository picks this up the next time its engine is re-synced (`provision-set realign`). Until then, `provisioning-check` reports the drift. - rsr-template-repo is next. Once this merges, I'll re-sync it, together with its `CLAUDE.md` language lines, which still say "Deny … Deno". ## Testing Fixture: - a `package.json`; - a `mise.toml` pinning just, shellcheck, bun, deno and pnpm; - the three locks. Old engine against new: | | 0.5.0 | 0.6.0 | |---|---|---| | `langs` | `bun` | `bun` | | `mise-tools` | `just shellcheck bun` | `just shellcheck bun deno pnpm` | | `guix-gaps` | `bun` | `bun deno pnpm` | | `mise-banned` | exit 1, `deno pnpm` | exit 0 | | doctor, policy drift | `WARN PV-W30 deno.lock`, `WARN PV-W34 pnpm-lock.yaml` | `PASS no nix / make / python / npm leftovers` | Controls on 0.6.0: - `node = "22"` in `mise.toml`: `mise-banned` exits 1 and names `node`. - A `package-lock.json`: `WARN PV-W34 package-lock.json …`. - A `deno.json`: `info PV-W30 deno.json — authored for Deno (permitted, tier 2) …`. Gates: ``` deed_lint.js provisioning-standard_praxis.deed OK deed :banned-tools == BANNED_TOOLS agree (17 names) bash -n / shellcheck -S warning provision-lib.sh clean check-lock-sync.sh OK check-exemption-ratchet.sh origin/main Exemption ratchet: OK. check-language-policy.sh language policy OK test_governance_reusable_shape.sh passed=14 failed=0 control: rename "Debt ratchet" locally FAIL: job names drifted … (< Debt ratchet / > Debt ratchets) ``` **Local suite caveat.** Run in this sandbox, `run-shell-test-suite.sh` fails six other test files: ijson-jcs, js-runtimes, gh-actions-lock contract, actions-lock gate, kyaml-format and science-ci-security. Each one needs a tool the sandbox lacks: the `ijson-jcs` binary, deno, `gh-actions-lock`, and Go `yq`. On CI, the same suite at `7fcbc4a6` failed only the shape test ("1 of 86 test file(s) failed"), and this PR touches none of those six files. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ng engine 0.6.0 (#239) ## Summary The template still taught and enforced the 2026-08-26 "Deno is retired" rule. Your 2026-10-14 ruling replaced it, in standards `LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc` §1.3–§1.4, on main since hyperpolymath/standards#1249: - the order is **Bun > Deno > pnpm > npm**; - there is one `package.json`; - its `bun.lock`, `deno.lock` and `pnpm-lock.yaml` are all written by `js-runtimes regen`. This PR is the template half of hyperpolymath/standards#1255, which promised it ("rsr-template-repo is next"). **One gate contradicted the ruling outright.** `runtime-policy.yml` failed every repository with more than one lockfile, so it failed every repository that follows the ruling: ``` ::error::Mixed toolchains: 3 package managers have lockfiles in this repository. ``` Every repository minted from this template carries that gate (resource-algebra does, for example), so the fix starts here. ## Changes - **`.github/workflows/runtime-policy.yml`**: - `bun.lock`, `deno.lock` and `pnpm-lock.yaml` count as one dependency graph, locked three ways. Governance's `JS runtimes — …` jobs check each lock against `package.json`. - An npm `package-lock.json` next to them is still "mixed toolchains" and fails. - A `deno.json` / `deno.jsonc` is a notice (your "Notice only" answer), not a warning. - File detection is unchanged; the header comment is rewritten to match. - **Provisioning engine re-synced** to standards `ed04132e` (engine 0.6.0, #1255): `build/just/provision-lib.sh`, `provision-modes.sh` and `provision-check.sh`. - `provision.just` was already identical. - Every line that only the template's copy had is an older revision of canon code, so the copy loses nothing local. - What changes: a `package.json` now provisions bun, deno and pnpm, and deno and pnpm leave the banned tools. The rest is canon's docstrings and the `.mise.toml` / `.tool-versions` / backend checks. - **The same policy in prose.** - The arrival pack's language block (`arrival-pack.ncl`), with `CLAUDE.md` regenerated by `just claude-md`. Nothing in that file was hand-edited. - The `mise.toml` comment. - `docs/SETUP.adoc` rows PV-W23, PV-W30 and PV-W34, and the dev warm-up's "Languages" line, copied from the canon templates. - The JS runtime block in `.cursorrules`, `.clinerules` and `.windsurfrules`. - `.github/copilot-instructions.md`. - The PR template's banned-languages line. - Two comments: `workflow-linter.yml` and `check-action-pinning.js`. - **`CHANGELOG.adoc`**: an entry under Unreleased / Changed. **Left as they are:** - `docs/governance/TEMPLATE-LINEAGE-AUDIT.adoc`, a dated audit record. - The "deno" keyword in `label-classifier.json`, which is a migration-label keyword. - copilot-instructions' TypeScript paragraph. It is stale against the 2026-08-27 "no TypeScript" tightening, which is a different ruling and out of scope here. ## RSR Quality Checklist ### Required - [x] Tests pass (see Testing) - [x] Code is formatted - [x] Linter is clean (shellcheck on the new gate script; workflow validation unchanged at 4 recommendations) - [x] No banned language patterns - [x] No `unsafe` blocks without `// SAFETY:` comments - [x] No banned functions - [x] SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files (headers unchanged; no new files) - [x] No secrets, credentials, or `.env` files included ### As Applicable - [x] Documentation updated for user-facing changes - [x] `CHANGELOG` or release notes updated ## Testing **Gate, old step against new**, extracted from each workflow with yq and run in fixture directories: | Fixture | old | new | |---|---|---| | empty | rc=0 notice | rc=0 notice | | `bun.lock` + `deno.lock` + `pnpm-lock.yaml` | **rc=1** "Mixed toolchains: 3" | rc=0 | | `bun.lock` + `pnpm-lock.yaml` | **rc=1** | rc=0 | | `package-lock.json` + `bun.lock` | rc=1 | rc=1 | | `package-lock.json` alone | rc=0 warning | rc=0 warning | | `deno.json` + `deno.lock` | rc=0 warning ("being removed") | rc=0 notice | | `bun.lockb` alone | rc=0 | rc=0 | **Repository checks** (just 1.42.4, nickel 1.17.0, mikefarah yq 4.44.3): ``` build/just/provision-check.sh . provision-check: 0 FAIL, 0 WARN provision-lib.sh doctor same results as the old engine; only PASS wording differs .machine_readable/arrival-pack/verify.sh OK: CLAUDE.md arrival pack is in sync with the deed. just validate-repo-map repository map: up to date scripts/validate-template.sh . Validation PASSED (9 warnings; main: 9) tests/workflows/validate_workflows_test.sh Workflow validation PASSED (4 recommendations; main: 4) scripts/check-lock-sync.sh OK shellcheck -S warning (runtime-policy step) clean git diff --check clean ``` The doctor's failures here come from the sandbox (no Guix and similar), and they are the same under both engines. **What follows.** Repositories minted earlier keep the old `runtime-policy.yml` until it is re-synced. Any of them that adopts the three-lock layout goes red on Runtime Policy until then. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t --- _Generated by [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code/session_01Y6FD63UrriRBHqmhhEca9t)_ --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
This PR builds the owner's 2026-10-14 direction and the rulings given while it was being built. The full verbatim record is in
docs/decisions/2026-10-14-one-manifest-every-runtime.adoc.The conditions and rulings that followed:
standards/tools/mise.tomlpinsDesign: one manifest, every runtime. Bun, Deno 2 and pnpm all read
package.jsonnatively, for dependencies and forscripts. Nothing is translated, so no second manifest can drift. Each runtime that keeps a lock writes its own with its own tool:bun.lock,deno.lock,pnpm-lock.yaml. npm, the last resort, keeps none (package-lock.jsonstays refused, standards#67).Changes
tools/js-runtimes(Rust; replacesscripts/js-runtimes.sh)ijson-jcscrate at pinned rev3a9a4ee, used in-process. No shelling out to a JSON tool, and no JS engine.Cargo.lockis committed.regen [DIR]package.jsonI-JSON + JCS, regenerates the three locks, then re-canonicalises. Refuses a binarybun.lockb.check bun|deno|pnpm [DIR]package.jsonis JCS, the lock is present, a frozen install accepts it (a stale lock fails), and thetestscript passes under that runtime's runner.pick/run SCRIPTPATH, and the script run through its runner (bun run/deno task/pnpm run/npm run).provision [DIR]mise.toml, eachContainerfile, each Guix manifest) must provision Bun. mise and containers can always provide it, so settling for less there is a finding. For Guix, the best runtime it provisions is accepted and reported. Apackage.jsonwith no environment definition fails.Governance and CI
governance-reusable.ymlgains two jobs:js-runtimes-provision;js-runtimes, a matrix over bun, deno and pnpm.job.workflow_shasparse checkout,cargo install --locked), so callers run the version they pinned.package.jsonpasses with a notice naming the denominator (0).js-runtimes-reusable.ymloffers the same jobs standalone.self-test.ymlinstalls the three runtimes and runs the suite.oven-sh/setup-bunv2.2.0;denoland/setup-denov2.0.5;actions.lock;Deno gates retired (
87b58f57)ci-pipeline.yml: thedenojob is now "Deno (tier 2)" and only reports..githooks/validate-lint-format.sh: the Deno section records what it sees and passes..machine_readable/deno-allow.txtis deleted, and its entry is removed fromcheck-exemption-ratchet.sh.tools/policy/check-language-policy.shnow fails a Deno row under BANNED. Fixtures:deno_banned(must fail) anddeno_allowed(must pass).Policy, RULED (
d73553b7)3-practice/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adoc:0-canon/rsr/LANGUAGE-POLICY.adocv1.7.0. It is not acanon.lock-hashed path.docs/JS-RUNTIME-POLICY.adoc, JSON-POLICY §6, and IMMACULATE-GUIDE..claude/CLAUDE.mdand1-formats/a2ml/meta/.claude/CLAUDE.md:…-one-manifest-every-runtime.adoc, status ACCEPTED.Consequences (in the decision record)
package.jsonneeds all three locks, a JCSpackage.json, and environment definitions that pin Bun. Each one stays red until it runsjs-runtimes regenand commits the result. The owner chose this knowingly.file:dependencies (measured, Deno 2.9.6). A stalefile:dependency is caught by the Bun and pnpm legs only.CI rounds on this PR
The first push installed the runtimes with
npm install -g. That drew four Scorecard alerts and a SonarCloud security C, and Hypatia flagged thedeno evalcall aseval_in_shell.The installs moved to pinned setup actions and Corepack sha512. The JSON handling is now in-process Rust, with no
evalof any kind.Testing
One local failure, not caused by this PR. Locally,
policy-gates-test.shstops at itscheck-workflows-parse.shstep. It stops identically on base8a39fa0b, because the sandbox'syqis the python-yq 3.1 wrapper, not mikefarah yq v4. The Deno fixtures run before that step, and pass. CI's runner has the right yq.Follow-ups (separate PRs)
mise.toml, Containerfile and Guix templates, so newly minted repos passjs-runtimes provision.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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